Update on the Hastings Park Project
By Judy Hanazawa The Japanese Canadian Hastings Park Project continues to progress…
The Bulletin
a journal of japanese canadian community, history + culture
The Bulletin
a journal of japanese canadian community, history + culture
Read MoreUpdate on the Hastings Park Project
BC–Japan Earthquake Relief Fund (BC-JERF)
Only a little more than three months have passed since the Tohoku…
Community Kitchen
I hope you are having a good summer. We only need the…
Remembering the Sisters
Chuck Tasaka is a retired teacher living in Nanaimo, BC. Growing up…
Farewell to the Franciscan Sisters
After serving Vancouver’s Downtown Eastside for the past 85 years, The Franciscan…
Walking Powell Street
I know people who have a strong emotional attachment to their childhood…
Monogatari: Tales of Powell Street 1920-1941
For many people in the Japanese Canadian community, Powell Street has a certain mystique—it is a place they have heard about from parents or grandparents.
Franciscan Sisters leaving the Downtown Eastside
The Franciscan Sisters of the Atonement are leaving the Downtown Eastside at…
President’s Report
Hi everyone! We’ve been experiencing a bit of crazy weather, but I…
What’s In A Name? Different Ways the “East and West” Handle it in Daily Life and Business
Peoples of all races must, I would assume, customarily attach a lot…
Learning, Sharing and Fun: 4th Annual Translation and Interpreting Workshop
by Agnes Li The fourth instalment of the Translation and Interpreting Workshop…
inReview: Identity – Ancestral Memory
Structured as a tribute to the multimedia artist Roy Kiyooka (1926-1994), a man who fearlessly re-created his world through the honesty of his imagination, Identity pays homage to Kiyooka most obviously through its largesse, its richness of visuals, sounds and movements.
